| HADABALL | In large space, a fish enjoyed itself (3,1,4) |
| EELS | Fish enjoyed on Midsummer Ox Day |
| UNIVERSE | Really large space in a foreign institute near Limerick (8) |
| INTERVAL | Bury Victor beside a large space (8) |
| GYMNASIA | Large spaces for playing sport, especially in a school (8) |
| EMBATTLE | Fortify large space next to Sussex town (8) |
| RENOUNCE | Give up right to space a little bit (8) |
| OPENPLAN | The style of building in which walls are removed to provide large spaces with multiple uses (4,4) |
| EXPANSES | Large spaces |
| STEP | A footprint or a pace; a small space; a ladder rung; a stair tread; a short walk; a dance move; or, gait (4) |
| MARGIN | A blank border on either side of the print/text on a page; a rule delineating such a space; a boundary, edge or limit generally; or, an amount by which something is won (6) |
| SWARM | To climb by gripping with one's hands/feet; a throng of honey bees; a mass of bioluminescent krill, visible from space; a shower of meteors; or, a series of earthquakes (5) |
| SMOKELESS | In a way, seems OK to describe large space in the front as one without puffers (9) |
| LISPERS | They call a space a thpade |
| ARENA | Pole in space; a scene of much action |
| APSE | In sacred space, a remarkable intuition returned |
| CONCOURSE | Large space in, eg, station |
| GAP | Space, a ... in the line |
| EXPANSE | A very large space or area (7) |
| INGLENOOK | Looking aimlessly around space, a warm space (9) |
